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Four arrests over cocaine 'side dishes'

Four people accused of selling cocaine at a posh Viennese eatery have been arrested.

Police in the federal capital announced today (Thurs) that restaurant boss Werner D. had admitted having flogged 1.2 kilograms of the drug to regular customers over the past two years.

The 66-year-old as well as three alleged accomplices were taken into custody yesterday as investigations continue.

Officials also said that 55 grams of cocaine, a gun, ammunition and 2,000 Euros in cash were confiscated at the city centre high society hotspot specialising in venison delicacies.

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